National Highway Network Atlas

Author: Hanhai Xingzhi Book Studio
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Driving Manual. This manual includes the following content:
· Information on new expressways, national highways, provincial highways, and county/ township roads
· Detailed data on expressway exits, service areas, toll booths, and mileage
· Road trip guide for self-driving travelers
· Index of city and county names across the country
· Road traffic safety law and driving tips
Route Selection: For general drivers, considering safety and economy, we recommend choosing expressways as the primary option, followed by national highways, and then provincial highways. Unless you are off-road vehicles, it is generally not advisable to choose county/ township roads for long-distance travel.
About Mileage: For national highways, provincial highways, and county/ township roads, mileage refers to the distance between two residential areas (or intersections). For expressways, the mileage marked in this map set refers to the distance between two exits.
About Exits: Expressways are closed, fully grade-separated roads, and you can only enter and exit through designated exits. Due to the high speed on expressways, it is essential to prepare in advance when leaving the highway.
About Toll booths: Every exit has a toll booth. The toll booths marked in this map set are located on major expressway routes, which are different from toll booths at general exits. They are usually situated at provincial/city boundaries.
About Service Areas: These are facilities that provide various services to drivers without requiring them to leave the expressway. They typically include gas stations, shops, repair shops, and restrooms. If you are traveling long distances, it is advisable to plan for refueling and rest stops based on the distribution of service areas along your route to avoid inconvenience during your trip.